The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 33National Geographic Society, 1918 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 402
... usually keep to the open bar- hours Agassiz Queries. ren areas . Not much is known of their life histories on this continent . They are mainly nocturnal and live in burrows from two to three feet long , ending with a nest chamber four or ...
... usually keep to the open bar- hours Agassiz Queries. ren areas . Not much is known of their life histories on this continent . They are mainly nocturnal and live in burrows from two to three feet long , ending with a nest chamber four or ...
Page 414
... usually harmless animals and their presence in marshes and along water- courses lends a pleasant touch of primitive wildness to the most commonplace situations . They appear to have so adapted their habits to the presence of men that ...
... usually harmless animals and their presence in marshes and along water- courses lends a pleasant touch of primitive wildness to the most commonplace situations . They appear to have so adapted their habits to the presence of men that ...
Page 446
... usually made of leaves and other soft vegetable material , but in the sheep country wool , which they find in scattered tufts , is often used . A camping party in their haunts is certain to attract them , and , as about barns , it is ...
... usually made of leaves and other soft vegetable material , but in the sheep country wool , which they find in scattered tufts , is often used . A camping party in their haunts is certain to attract them , and , as about barns , it is ...
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Captain JACQUES De SIEYES | 5 |
Captain ANDRÉ DE BERROETA | 27 |
Italys Eagles of Combat and Defense | 38 |
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